Using a symmetrical composition, the two portraits are evenly distributed on either side of the frame, enhancing the sense of balance. The subject stands on the right one-third of the image, facing away from the camera and naturally viewing the portrait. The photographer captures the scene from a level angle, including both the portrait within the display case and the floor, highlighting the exhibition setting. Ensure the main subject is clear and the composition is well-proportioned. Travel Guide: Opening Hours: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Last entry at 4:10 PM).

National Museum of China - Portraits of Kangxi and Qianlong

The photographer moves slightly closer to the display case, focusing on the Dehua white porcelain (paper), placing it at the center of the frame to make it the visual focal point, highlighting its intricate textures. Travel Tips: ① Booking: It is necessary to book in advance, 7 days before your visit. If you fail to book, you can try to pick up a canceled ticket on the same day. You must enter within the scheduled time slot; entry will not be allowed past the designated time. ② Operating Hours: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM, with the last admission at 4:00 PM.

National Museum of China - Dehua White Porcelain (Paper)

Focus on iconic architectural elements of the National Museum, such as the entrance, columns, or sculptures, and use the rule of thirds or symmetrical composition to enhance the visual impact. 1. Equipment: iPhone 16 Pro. 2. Admission: Free, but you need to book a ticket one day in advance via the mini-program. 3. Other Tips: Try to avoid peak hours to minimize tourists and vehicles in your photos, allowing for clearer shots of the National Museum.

National Museum of China - Entrance

The photographer should get close to the lower part of the display case, slightly tilting down to focus on the phoenix crown, showcasing its detailed textures. It is recommended to use a medium-telephoto lens with a focal length of 50mm-85mm or the 2×-3× zoom on a smartphone. Travel Tips: Book your visit at least seven days in advance. If you can’t secure a reservation, try checking for last-minute cancellations on the day of your visit. Make sure to enter within your reserved time slot, as late entry is not allowed.

National Museum of China - Glazed Phoenix Crown

The photographer moves close to the display case, slightly tilts down to shoot, and focuses on the Princess Yushu's white porcelain, highlighting its intricate textures. 1. Travel Tips: The place is very crowded on weekends and holidays, so it's recommended to avoid peak hours. 2. Other Tips: You need to book in advance, up to 7 days ahead. If you can't get a reservation, try looking for last-minute cancellations on the day of your visit. You must enter within your reserved time slot; otherwise, you won't be allowed entry.

National Museum of China - Princess Yushu White Porcelain

The photographer stands directly in front of Princess Yushu's statue, placing it at the center of the frame, using a standard lens to accurately capture the scene’s proportions and spatial depth. Travel Tips: ① Admission: Free, but requires advance reservation 7 days in advance, tickets are released daily at 5:00 PM. ② Operating Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM, last entry at 4:30 PM. It gets very crowded during weekends and holidays, so it’s best to visit during off-peak hours.

National Museum of China - Princess Yu Shu White Porcelain

Using a close-up composition to highlight the intricate details of the phoenix crown, it is placed at the center of the display platform with a blurred background to avoid distractions. The lighting accentuates the luster and colors of the jewels and kingfisher feathers, beautifully showcasing the crown's grandeur and dignity. Travel Tips: Book your appointment at least seven days in advance. If you can’t secure a slot, check for last-minute cancellations on the day of your visit. Be sure to enter within your scheduled time slot, as entry is not allowed after the designated time.

National Museum of China - Empress Xiaoduan's Phoenix Crown